EP0268334A2 - Scie circulaire pour roche et pour creuser les tranchées - Google Patents

Scie circulaire pour roche et pour creuser les tranchées Download PDF

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EP0268334A2
EP0268334A2 EP87202205A EP87202205A EP0268334A2 EP 0268334 A2 EP0268334 A2 EP 0268334A2 EP 87202205 A EP87202205 A EP 87202205A EP 87202205 A EP87202205 A EP 87202205A EP 0268334 A2 EP0268334 A2 EP 0268334A2
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  • the present invention relates to a rotary saw apparatus for earth trenching and rock or concrete cutting applications.
  • the saw head is provided with a universal mounting structure for mounting the saw head on the end of an elongated boom supported on a transport undercarriage.
  • the apparatus described is used for cutting through rock, and includes a rotatable turntable, attached to the distal end of a boom arm, thereby enabling a chain saw, attached to the turntable, to take up a variety of angled positions.
  • a chain saw attached to the turntable, to take up a variety of angled positions.
  • the turntable is pressed against the rock face to be cut by a number of support jacks.
  • the turntable is retracted from the rock face, rotated to a new position, and pressed against the rock surface in its new position.
  • the present invention provides an improved rotary, motor driven trenching or rock cutting saw unit having a unique support head which is operable to orient the plane of rotation of the saw cutting wheel or wheels in a predetermined direction and wherein the saw wheels are provided with three degree of freedom of movement with respect to a support boom for the saw unit itself.
  • a rotary saw apparatus is characterised by the features in the characterising portion of claim 1.
  • an improved rotary rock and trench cutting saw unit adapted for support by a ground traversing undercarriage wherein the saw may be more easily maintained to traverse a predetermined path during an initial cut or kerf in a trench cutting operation as well as form successively deeper cuts in a previously cut trench or the like.
  • the saw unit includes a head which is adapted for mounting on the end of a boom and being pivotable about three mutually perpendicular axes whereby the plane of rotation of the saw wheels may be maintained in a predetermined attitude and allowed to follow a previously cut trench more easily than possible with prior art saw supporting structures.
  • the saw unit support head may be adapted for mounting on the end of elongated boom for movement about a first generally horizontal pivot axis.
  • the support head may be also provided with a rotary drive mechanism for rotating the saw unit about an axis, perpendicular to the first pivot axis, and the saw unit may include means forming a third pivot axis between a rotary saw wheel support frame and the support head, the third pivot axes being perpendicular to the first and second pivot axes.
  • the saw unit is preferably positioned with respect to the rotary drive portion of the head about the third pivot axes by plural spaced apart hydraulic cylinder and piston members which are adaptable to support the saw unit in a predetermined angular position with respect to the support head or to allow the saw wheels to be guided by the walls of the kerf being formed by the saw wheels, a previously cut trench or other surface.
  • the improved rotary rock cutting saw is particularly adapted for use with conventional support booms of the type typically mounted on excavating apparatus such as backholes and similar types of equipment.
  • the saw unit may be provided with a unique positioning control circuit which provides for positive predetermined positioning of the saw wheels about plural pivot axes, allows one, two or three degrees of freedom of movement of the saw unit relative to a support boom, and allows freedom of movement of the support boom about a vertical pivot axis relative to a boom supporting undercarriage.
  • a hydraulic motor powered rotary rock saw having an improved hydraulic control circuit for maintaining a substantially constant rate of energy input to a trench or rock cutting operation.
  • the control circuit may include a pressure sensing control valve which is operable to adjust the rate of propulsion of a supporting undercarriage for the saw unit to maintain a substantially constant speed of rotation of the saw cutting wheels and provide a relatively constant speed of rotation of the saw cutting wheels and provide a relatively constant rate of rock removal or cutting action of the saws.
  • the rock cutting saw apparatus 10 includes a rotary rock cutting saw unit 12 having a pair of spaced apart cylindrical cutting wheels 14 which are provided with suitable rock cutting teeth 16 spaced apart about the circumference of the wheels for cutting relatively thin trenchlike cuts or performing face milling operations as will be described in further detail herein.
  • the saw unit 12 includes a support head 18 which is mounted on the end of an elongated boom 20 which is pivotally supported on a self-propelled track or crawler type vehicle generally designated by the numeral 22.
  • the vehicle 22 is typically of a type which may be adapted for use as an excavating apparatus known in the art as a backhoe.
  • an excavating bucket normally mounted on the distal end of the boom 20, has been removed in favor of mounting of the saw unit 12 and head 18 thereon.
  • the vehicle 22 is further modified in accordance with the present invention as will also be explained herein.
  • the vehicle 22 comprises an undercarriage 24 having a frame 26 and propulsion wheel means comprising a pair of spaced apart endless crawler tracks 28.
  • the tracks 28 are each driven by a hydraulic motor powered track drive unit 30 comprising a positive displacement hydraulic motor 32 driving a track drive sprocket 34, Figure 1, through suitable reduction gearing, not shown.
  • Specific details of the track drive units 30 are not believed to be necessary to enable one to practice the present invention.
  • One type of track drive unit which may be used in conjunction with the vehicle 22 is described in US-A-3901336.
  • the frame 26 includes a conventional, generally cylindrical bearing structure 35 including a ring gear 36 mounted thereon and adapted to support a platform 38 for rotary movement about a vertical axis 40 with respect to the tracks 28.
  • the platform 38 includes an operator's cab 42 disposed thereon and an enclosure 44 for housing a prime mover such as a diesel engine 46 driving one or more hydraulic pumps to be described further herein.
  • the platform 38 also supports the boom 20 at a pivot connection 48 for pivotal movement about a horizontal axis 50.
  • the boom 20 is supported with respect to the platform 38 by actuator means comprising dual hydraulic cylinder and piston assemblies 54 connected at one end to the platform 38 and at their opposite ends to the boom 20 at pivot connections 56 for movement of the boom in a generally vertical plane.
  • the distal end 58 of the boom 20 supports a pivot pin 60 extending between and journalled by spaced apart support brackets 19, Figures 2 and 4, on the head 18 and forming a pivotal connection between the boom and the head 18 whereby the head 18 and the saw unit 12 may be pivoted about a generally horizontal axis 62.
  • An elongated hydraulic cylinder and piston type actuator 64 is connected to the boom 20 and the brackets 19 at pivot connections 66 and 68, respectively. Accordingly, the rotary saw unit 12 may be raised and lowered with respect to the earth's surface 70 by actuation of the cylinder actuators 54 and the saw unit 12 may be pivoted about the horizontal axis 62 by actuation of the cylinder actuator 64.
  • the platform 38 is provided with drive mechanism for rotating the platform with respectto the undercarriage frame 26 comprising a hydraulic motor 74 drivably connected to a pinion 76 ⁇ which is meshed with the ring gear 36 for rotating the platform 38 about the vertical axis 40.
  • the saw unit 12 my also be positioned with respect to the vehicle 22 about the mutually perpendicular axes 40 and 50 and the mutually perpendicular axes 40 and 62.
  • the support structure for the saw unit 12, which comprises the head 18 and its connection to the distal end of boom 20, provides for movement of the cutting wheels 14 substantially universally with respect to the boom 20 about three mutually perpendicular axes.
  • the head 18 includes a transverse support plate 76 secured to the two spaced apart upstanding support brackets 19.
  • a suitable antifriction bearing assembly 80 is secured on the bottom side of the plate 76 and supports a gear 82 for rotation about a normally vertical axis 84.
  • the gear 82 may comprise the outer race of the bearing assembly 80, as shown.
  • the bearing inner race 81 is suitably secured to the plate 76.
  • the gear 82 is secured to a second transverse support plate 86 which is provided with two opposed and aligned pivot bearing blocks 88 for supporting respective bearing pins 90.
  • the bearing pins 90 are also journalled in a spaced apart bearing blocks 92 secured to a third transverse plate 94 forming a part of a frame 96 for the saw unit 12. Accordingly, the frame 96 is supported by the head 18 for limited rotation about a normally horizontal axis 98 which is perpendicular to the axis 84.
  • the axes 84 and 98 are both perpendicular to the pivot axis 62 of the head 18.
  • the axis 84 lies in a plane parallel to the planes of rotation P1 and P2, Figure 4, of the respective saw wheels 14 and preferably equally spaced from said planes of rotation.
  • the axis 84 also preferably intersects the axis of rotation 85 of the saw wheels 14, as indicated in Figure 4.
  • the axis 98 also preferably intersects the axis 84 and extends in the same plane as the axis 84 and parallel to the planes of rotation of the saw wheels 14.
  • the frame 96 is provided with four spaced apart hydraulic cylinder and piston actuators 100a and 100b which are supported on the frame plate 94 and include respective piston rods 102 which extend through clearance bores 103 in the plate 94 and are engageable with respective curved wear surfaces 105 on the support plate 86.
  • Respective pairs of the cylinder actuators 100a and 100b are hydraulically interconnected in such a way that the cylinders 100b are operable to rotate the frame 96 in a clockwise direction about the axis 98, viewing Figure 4, by extending their respective piston rods 102 and the cylinders 100a are, in like manner, operable to rotate the frame 96 in the opposite direction about the axis 98.
  • the range of movement of the frame 96 with respect to the plate 86 is typically approximately 10° to 15° in either direction with respect to the axis 84, viewing Figure 4.
  • the actuators 100a and 100b are preferably single acting spring biased return types which are hydraulically energized to extend their respective piston rods 102.
  • the frame 96 includes a pair of spaced apart frame plates 108 and 110 which are adapted to support a reversible positive displacement hydraulic motor 112 thereon and drivably connected to the rotary saw wheels 14 through a gear train comprising a pinion 114 drivably connected to the motor 112 and meshed with a gear 118.
  • the gear 118 is rotatably mounted on frame 96 and 112 meshed with a pinion 120 supported on a countershaft 122 which includes a pinion 124 meshed with a gear 126 on a second countershift 128.
  • the gear 126 is meshed with a gear 130 which in turn is drivably connected to a pinion 132 meshed with a gear 134 on a third countershaft 136.
  • the gear 134 is meshed with a pinion 138 supported on and drivably connected to a shaft 140 for supporting and driving the opposed saw wheels 14.
  • the shaft 140 is mounted in suitable bearings 141 on the frame 96 and is drivably connected to the opposed saw wheels 14 through opposed hub members 143.
  • the countershaft 122 is preferably provided with a flywheel 149 for maintaining suitable energy storage in the power train between the motor 112 and the saw wheels 14.
  • the drive train between the motor 112 and the saw wheels 14 is not believed to require further detailed description to enable one to practice the present invention.
  • a bottom frame plate 97 serves as a skid or protective cover for the drive mechanism of the saw unit 12.
  • the saw frame 96 is rotatably driven about the axis 84 by a reversible hydraulic motor 150 which is mounted on the plate 76.
  • the motor 150 is drivably connected to a pinion 152 which is meshed with the gear 82 for rotating the saw unit 12 including the frame 96 about the axis 84 with respect to head 18.
  • a suitable shield 153 is disposed on plate 76 and around the gears 82 and 152.
  • the saw unit 12 may be positioned with respect to the vehicle undercarriage frame 26 by rotation of the platform 38 about the axis 40 by motor 74 and elevation of the boom 20 about the pivot axis 50 by the actuators 54.
  • the saw unit 12 may also, of course, be pivoted about the three mutually perpendicular axes 62, 84 and 98 by actuation of the cylinder actuator 64, the motor 150 and the cylinder actuators 100a and 100b, respectively.
  • the universally positionable saw unit 12 is particularly advantageous for applications of use of the saw unit on a conventional self-­propelled vehicle of the type described herein whereby the saw unit may be positioned in a wide range of attitudes with respect to the vehicle undercarriage for cutting a trench in a predetermined direc­tion and for making additional cuts in a trench already formed.
  • the saw unit 12 may be positioned for cutting a trench 15 wherein the opposed tracks 28 straddled the trench.
  • Figure 2 illustrates the position of the saw wheels 14 in making initial spaced apart kerfs 13 to leave a continuous wall 17 which is subsequently broken out by suitable means, not shown.
  • a second cut is then made by lowering the saw wheels 14 to the alternate position lines indicated in Figure 2 which is also the position shown by solid lines in Figure 1. In this position and subsequently deeper positions such as depicted in Figure 1A, the outer sidewalls 23 of trench 15 constrain and somewhat guide the saw wheels 14.
  • the actuators 54 and 64 are typically locked in a predetermined position to maintain the cutting depth of the saw wheels and the motor 150 and actuators 100a and 100b are normally locked hydraulically so that the saw wheels cut a trench along a predetermined path followed by the vehicle tracks 28.
  • the vehicle track motors 32 may be selectively controlled to cause the vehicle 22 to traverse the desired path.
  • the terrain or surface 70 may become uneven or tilted with respect to a plumb line whereas, since it is desired to, in many instances, cut the trench 15 with vertical sidewalls, the actuators 100a or 100b can be actuated or maintain the planes of rotation of the saw wheels 14 substantially vertical even though the undercarriage 24 may be traversing a laterally inclined surface.
  • the saw wheels 14 are lowered in the trench and are somewhat constrained or guided by the outer trench sidewalls 23.
  • the guidance of the vehicle may be fairly accurate, it is desirable to allow the previously cut trench portions to serve as a guide for the saw wheels 14 during successively deeper cuts and since accurate positioning of the vehicle may be difficult, it is desirable to allow the saw unit 12 to move relative to the head 18 about the axes 84 and 98 so that the saw wheels 14 do not tend to bind or cut into the previously cut portions of the trench side­walls 23.
  • the apparatus 10 is provided with improved controls for positively positioning the saw unit 12 to prevent rotation of the frame 96 about the axes 84 and 98, or to selectively permit rotation or oscillation of the frame 96 about the respective axes 84 and 98.
  • Figure 1A illustrates alternate positions of the boom 20 and the saw unit 12 as the saw unit makes successively deeper second and third cuts after the initial cutting operation into the surface 70.
  • the apparatus 10 may be operated to form a trench 15 of a selected depth wherein the apparatus may straddle the trench during the cutting operations, there are many instances wherein the vehicle 22 must be set alongside the trench if the overall width of the trench is greater than the track width of the vehicle, or other terrain factors require that the vehicle be laterally spaced form the trench itself during the trench forming operations.
  • the apparatus 10 is shown disposed alongside a trench 170 which is being cut by the saw unit 12 wherein the vehicle 22 is positioned to traverse a path generally parallel to the trench 170 and the platform 38 has been rotated about axis 40 to place the distal end 58 of the boom 20 directly about the trench.
  • the head 18 is pivoted about axis 62 until axis 84 is vertical.
  • Suitable inclinometers may be mounted on the head 18 and the saw unit 12 and read from the operator's cab 42 to indicate the position of the head and the frame 96.
  • the saw unit 12 is then rotated about axis 84 to place the planes of rotation of the saw wheels 14 and the axis 98 parallel to the longitudinal direction of the trench 170.
  • the undercarriage 22 is sitting on a substantially level surface 172 and, accordingly, the actuators 100a and/or 100b may be locked in position to maintain the frame 96 hanging substan­tially vertical in the trench 170 if the surface 172 is generally horizontal or level throughout the path of travel of the apparatus 10 to cut the trench.
  • the tracks 28 should be tilted about longitudinal axis 174 of the vehicle 22, the planes of rotation of the saw wheels 14 should be maintained vertical and thereby requiring pivotal movement of the frame 96 about the axis 98.
  • the saw unit 12 As the vehicle 10 traverses the ground surface to cut the trench 170, the saw unit 12 must be maintained in its predetermined position about the axis of rotation 84 with respect to the boom 20 and about the axis of rota­tion 98 with respect to the head 18.
  • the motor 150 and the actuators 100a and 100b must be controlled to maintain the alignment described above.
  • the actuators 54 and the platform swing motor 74 it may be necessary to operate the actuators 54 and the platform swing motor 74 to maintain the position of the saw unit 12 relative to a reference point regardless of the irregularities in terrain encountered by the undercarriage 24.
  • the operator of the apparatus 10 is required to maintain the alignment of the saw wheels 14 and the depth of cut with regard to the aforementioned reference point by the actuation of any one or more of the actuators 54, 64, 100a and 100b, and the motors 74 and 150.
  • a trench cutting operation requires multiple passes of the saw unit 12 to obtain the depth of cut required as described above.
  • the suc­cessive passes of the saw unit 12 at ever greater depths will require lowering of the boom 20 to the prescribed cutting depth, adjustment of the head 18 with respect to the boom 20 about axis 62 and adjust­ment of the position of the frame 96 with respect to the head 18 about the axes of rotation 84 and 98.
  • the saw wheels 14 are, of course, guided somewhat by the trench itself as they make successively deeper cuts.
  • the controls for the actuators 54, 74, 64, 150 and 100a, 100b may be set to provide for cutting trenches or other rock sawing operations in a wide variety of directions of the saw wheels 14 relative to the undercarriage 24.
  • FIG. 9 there is illustrated a control system for the apparatus 10 wherein the actuators and motors for positioning the saw unit 12 about the respective pivot axes 40, 62, 84 and 98 may be controlled to position the saw unit in a prede­termined attitude and lock the structure which is movable about the respective axes to prevent relative movement or to allow the saw unit 12 to pivot freely about the respective axes 62, 84 and 98 and to allow the platform 38 to pivot freely about the axis 40.
  • Figure 9 illustrates a hydraulic pump 180 which is suitably driven by the engine 46 and is operably connected to the actuators 54 through a three position control valve 182.
  • the pump 180 is also adapted to supply hydraulic fluid to the motor 74 through a four position control valve 184 and supply pressure fluid to the motor 150 through a similar control valve 186.
  • the control system illustrated in Figure 9 has been simplified to eliminate conventional pressure relief valves, counterbalance valves and other ancillary items which may typically be required in a hydraulic control circuit and is believed to be within the capability of the skilled worker in the art of hydraulic controls.
  • the pump 180 is also adapted to supply hydraulic fluid to the actuator pairs 100a and 100b through a control valve 188 and to the actuator 64 through a control valve 190.
  • Each of the control valves 184 and 186 are configured as four position manually operated valves which may be selectively posi­tioned to rotate the motors 74 and 150 in opposite directions, to lock the motors to prevent rotation of the gears 76 and 152 or to connect the fluid lines to and from the motors to each other to allow the motors to oscillate freely in opposite directions by effectively interconnecting the respective fluid inlet and discharge ports of the motors.
  • the valves 184 and 186 are in their positions a , pressure fluid is supplied to the motors to rotate them in one direc­tion.
  • valves 184 and 186 When the valves 184 and 186 are each in position b , the supply of hydraulic fluid to the respective motors 74 and 150 is blocked and the respective conduits interconnecting the valves and the motors are blocked to prevent rotation of the motors thereby locking the associated mechanisms connected to the respective motors against movement.
  • the respective motors 74 and 150 are operable to be rotated in the oppo­site direction and, when the valves 184 and 186 are in their respec­tive positions d , the motor inlet and outlet ports of motors 74 and 150 are operably interconnected to permit free rotation of the respective motors 74 and 150 in opposite directions as determined by driving forces exerted on the gears 76 and 152 by the gears 36 and 82, respectively.
  • valve 188 When the valve 188 is moved to its position a , the actuators 100a are extended and the actuators 100b are connected to a drain conduit through the valve 188 to force rotation of the saw unit 12 about the axis 98 in a counterclockwise direction, viewing Figure 4.
  • the actuators 100a and 100b When the valve 188 is placed in its position b , the actuators 100a and 100b are operable to lock the saw unit 12 in a predetermined position relative to the head 18 since the flow of hydraulic fluid in and out of the actuators is blocked.
  • the actuators 100b When the valve 188 is in posi­tion c , the actuators 100b are extended and the actuators 10a are vented to force rotation of the saw unit 12 in the opposite or a clockwise direction about the axis 98, viewing Figure 4.
  • the actuators 100a and 100b are interconnected to permit oscillatory flow of fluid between the respective actuators and to permit essentially free rotation or oscillation of the saw unit 12 about the axis 98.
  • the actuator 64 is retracted or extended, respectively, and is locked in a preselected position when the valve 190 is placed in its position b .
  • the conduits leading to the cylinder actuator 64 are interconnected to each other to permit essentially free oscillation of the head 18 and the saw unit 12 about the axis 62.
  • valve 182 is shown as a three position valve which does not permit the fluid lines leading to the actuator 54 to be interconnected with each other, the valve 182 may be modified to have a fourth position like the position d for the valves 184-190, if desired. Typically, however, the position of the boom 20 about the axis 50 is positively controlled and locked in a selected position to control the depth of cut of the saw wheels 14.
  • the apparatus 10 may be used to perform cutting or milling operations other than trench cutting as described previously herein.
  • the saw unit 12 is illustrated in a position for milling a sloping wall 230.
  • the actuators 100b have been extended to cant the saw unit 12 at an angle relative to the head 18 about pivot axis 98 whereby at least one saw wheel 14 is operable to be substantially coplanar with rock wall 230.
  • the teeth 16 may be replaced with suitable face cutting or milling teeth, not shown, if desired.
  • a wide range of cutting angles or attitudes of the saw unit 12 relative to the undercarriage 24 may be obtained by positioning of the saw unit 12 with the controls illustrated in Figure 9.
  • the drive motor 112 is operable to receive hydraulic fluid from a supply pump 190 ⁇ which is suitably drivably connected to the engine 46 through a power transfer gear case 47, Figure 1, whereby the engine is operable to drive the pump 180, the pump 190 ⁇ and a third pump 192 for supplying hydraulic fluid to the track drive motors 32.
  • the propulsion motor 112 is preferably of a fixed displa­cement type and may comprise an axial piston bent axis type such as a series A-2 F manufactured by Rexroth Corporation, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.
  • the track drive motors 32 are preferably of a variable displacement type such as a bent axis axial piston type motor.
  • a preferred embodiment of the motors 32 may be a type AA-6-V variable displacement hydraulic motor also manufactured by the Rexroth Corporation.
  • the motors 32 are each provided with a remote hydraulic pilot fluid actuated control mechanism 33 which will vary the displacement of the motor in accordance with a pilot pressure control signal supplied to the motors through a common signal conduit 194 and a solenoid operated valve 191.
  • Pressure fluid for operating the displacement control mechanisms 33 for the motors 32 may be supplied by an auxiliary pump 198 which supplies pressure fluid to the conduit 194 through a pressure limiting valve 200 which is set to supply control fluid to valve 191 at a predetermined pressure as well as control fluid to a pilot operated valve 199 for the pump 192.
  • the motors 32 are controlled to operate in a relatively slow speed mode when the valve 191 is placed in its position a and in a maximum displacement per revolution mode when valve 191 is in its position b for tramming the vehicle 22 bet­ween work sites.
  • the valve 191 can be selectively controlled from the operator's cab 42 for operating the motors 32 in the slow speed mode during operation of the saw unit 12.
  • the speed of the motors 32 may also be controlled by the quantity of fluid supplied to the motors by the pump 192.
  • the pump 192 is preferably a variable displacement, reversible, overcenter axial piston type pump such as a model AA-4-V-40-HD manufactured also by Rexroth Corporation.
  • the pump 192 includes a displacement control actuator 193 which is con­nected to pilot operated control valve 199 and, by way of conduits 195 and 196, to a shuttle valve 197.
  • the shuttle valve 197 is con­nected by way of a conduit 198 to a pressure limiting valve 201 which is in communication with the operative fluid supply conduit to the motor 112 from the pump 190 through a conduit 202 and a shuttle valve 204.
  • the pump 190 is also preferably a variable displacement, rever­sible, overcenter axial piston type such as a model AA-4-V-250 HD manufactured by the Rexroth Corporation.
  • the pump 190 includes a displacement control actuator 193 controlled through a pilot operated valve 193 which is controlled by an operator actuated valve 206.
  • the displacement of the pump 192 may also be selectively controlled manually by a valve 208. Control fluid for the valves 206 and 208 is supplied from the pump 198 at a controlled pressure as determined by valve 200.
  • the control system illustrated in Figure 10 is operable to provide substantially constant power input to the motor 112 and con­sequently the saw wheels 14 for maintaining a predetermined cutting rate or rate of rock removal by controlling the rate of traverse of the undercarriage 22 so that, in effect, the feed rate or "crowding" of the saw wheels 14 during a trench cutting operation is maintained relatively constant.
  • the saw drive motor 112 may be manually controlled through the valve 206 by setting the displacement of pump 190 which is driven by engine 46 at constant speed.
  • the pressure of the fluid supplied to the motor 112 through conduits 210 or 212 is sensed by the valve 201 through the shuttle valve 204 and conduit 202.
  • the valve 200 is operable to vent pressure fluid from the actuator 193 in response to the pressure in conduit 210 or 212 exceeding a predetermined limit to reduce the displacement of pump 190 and thereby reduce the speed of traversal of the undercarriage 22 during operation of the saw unit 12. Accordingly, the feed rate of cutting a trench with the saw wheels 14 may be automatically controlled so that a constant rate of energy input into the trench cutting or rock removal action of the saw may be carried out.
  • the operation of the control circuit illustrated in Figure 10 in conjunction with the control circuit illustrated in Figure 9 provides for an improved cutting rate for a trench cutting saw such as the saw unit 12.
  • a trench cutting saw such as the saw unit 12.
  • the saw unit 12 may be tra­versed in a predetermined path which may be manually controlled through the valves 182, 184, 186, 188 and 190 and the saw unit may be allowed to follow a trench previously cut whereby the maximum feed rate of the saw wheels 14 may be constantly controlled to provide a substantially constant rate of energy input into the trench cutting operation.
  • the pumps 190 and 192 are set manually with the valves 206 and 208 to achieve the maximum desired cutting rate of the saw unit 12 and the pressure of fluid supplied to the motor 112 is read at a gauge 224, Figure 10.
  • the pressure setting of valve 201 is then set at a slightly lower maximum pressure setting at which fluid will be valved from the actuator 193 by way of the shuttle valve 197 and conduit 198.
  • fluid is vented from the actuator 193 to reduce the displacement of the pump 192 and thereby slow the traversal rate of the undercarriage 24 to maintain the desired pressure setting at the motor 112.
  • the pump 192 will displace fluid at the maximum setting of the pump to increase the speed of the motors 32 and tracks 28 to maintain the saw wheels 14 engaged with the rock or earth being cut so that a substan­tially constant feed rate is provided.
  • Certain conventional elements such as relief valves and drain lines have been omitted from the control circuit of Figure 10 in the interest of clarity.
  • the tracks 28 may be selectively braked for steering the vehicle 22 in a conven­tional manner.

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